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Monthly Archives: August 2012
What it’s like in the Top Ten
If you have ever found yourself looking for a good book to snuggle up with, I recommend perusing through the list of past and current Scotiabank Giller Prize nominated titles. There is quite a lot of diversity among the genres … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
Tagged Debut Dagger Award, Ian Rankin, Peggy Blair, Rob Sawyer, Scotiabank Giller Prize, The Beggar’s Opera, Yejide Kilanko
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Letting your children watch TV doesn’t have to be a bad thing
I can certainly understand the parents out there who think that allowing their young children to watch television can have a negative impact. I’ve seen some of the shows on television and the affects they have on kids. A lot … Continue reading
Kids’ CBC Days
I am a big fan of community outreach. I love when we are in communities- be it in Vancouver for CBC’s 75th Anniversary activities, in Calgary for the Stampede, or Halifax for the Tall Ships Festival. It’s great to have … Continue reading
Posted in Kids
Tagged Anne-Marie Mediwake, Calgary, CBC Canadian Broadcast Centre, CBC Toronto News, Children’s & Youth Programming, Chirp, Commissioned & Scripted Programming, community outreach, Creative Head, English Television, Halifax, Kids’ CBC Days, Kim Wilson, Lunar Jim, Mamma Yamma, Monster Math Squad, Patty, Sid, Toronto, Vancouver
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CBC/Radio-Canada Works: Julie Laurent
This week’s CBC/Radio-Canada Works featured employee is Julie Laurent. Julie is a Communications officer with Radio-Canada Estrie (in Sherbrooke). Her role is to promote Radio-Canada and the programs produced by the Sherbrooke station throughout the Eastern Townships. This involves implementing … Continue reading
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Tagged CBC, communications officer, Estrie, Julie Laurent, Radio-Canada, Sherbrooke
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The Olympic Games are coming home to CBC/Radio-Canada!
I am thrilled to be announcing that the next Olympic Games are coming home to CBC/Radio-Canada! Thanks to the incredible efforts of our team, Jeffrey Orridge, Jack Tomik, Neil McEneaney, Jacques Gaboury, and the help of our colleagues in Radio-Canada, we … Continue reading
